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• Pali franchisee stars on Channel 4
• Pali's guide to buying your perfect home
• 3 Bedroom house for rent on Edinburgh Road, Wallasey, Wirral, CH45
• Confidence and prices are rising in the housing market
• Pali's Local Authority Search
• Pali launch new report TitleChecker
• Is your house on the right street?
• Brown Bins to Compost Containers!
• The UKs households are worth over 7 trillion pounds!
• HS2 steams ahead in court battle
• Update on 1 pound houses for sale in Liverpool
• Lloyds Banking Group pledge to help 60,000 first time buyers in 2013
• Coal Authority Services unavailable between 8th - 18th March
• Roll up, roll up! Get your new house for just one pound!
• Pali steam ahead with HS2 Services
• Fall in love with Pali's service this Valentine's Day...
• The UK's top 40 networkers are located in Teesside
• Are you ready for the Green Deal?
• Employment Law Newsletter January 2013
• Pali's top ten tips on how to relieve stress in the work place
• Scouser offers odds of 1000 to 1 that HS2 will not beat Pendalino
• HS2 Phase 2 - The Facts!
• It's S 'no' w problem for Pali!
• Planning to sell your home soon? Think twice about a Green Deal loan
• 1,700 jobs lost due to the Governments Green Deal
• Price rises of new build houses go way ahead
• Revised guidence published on CIL
• Dev Assist - Know the facts
• Dev Estate - See things from a developer
• Dev Assess - Shouldn't you know where it is?
• What does the property market have in store for us in 2013?
• How much is Britain's property market worth after 2012?
• Brace yourself as a snow blizzard is on its way!
• Extra 600 wind turbines increase electricity production in the UK
• Labours plan to tackle rogue landlords, perhaps they should start with this one?
• Local Authority Search Agent required
• Dev Assess & Dev Estate Reports
• Pali's Top Tips on how to make your boiler more energy efficient
• Surprise, Surprise! The most expensive street in England revealed
• Unnecessary road signs to become a thing of the past
• Pali's Top Tips to protect your home from flooding
• Forget the snow boots! I do hope Santa has his rain coat on this Christmas!
• Santas biggest headache... Getting down the chimney!
• Happy New Year! The housing market is looking bright for 2013
• 57,000 solar panels destined for the outskirts of the Norfolk Broads
• Sefton Council plans to save money over the Christmas period
• New Core Strategy Local Plan for the Wirral
• Valliant Virgin retains the West Coast Mainline
• What is your perfect property?
• WBC listed building refurbishment started without planning permission
• A successful National Empty Homes Week draws to an end
• Magical mansion, beautiful beach hut or perfect parking space?
• Flood insurance deal is being washed further and further away
• Highest number of first time buyers in London for three years
• Which is the bigger commitment - Buying a house or getting married?
• Government criticised over the latest affordable housing figures
• 29 coastal sites across England failed water quality tests
• Master plan revealed for Liverpool City Centre
• Latest housing market and mortgage figures
• Dont get creeped out with Conveyancing costs this Halloween!
• England & Wales second home hotspot
• Renewable energy will power 1/10 British homes by 2015
• Street lights off to cut carbon emissions
• Development gets go ahead in Cambridgeshire & expected in Merseyside
• Families increasing dependence on housing benefits revealed
• The latest Green Deal cash back scheme for home owners
• Could this be the most energy efficient office in the UK?
• 2 billion pound theme park heading for the Thames Estuary
• Ecohome made entirely of waste & 1 billion pounds for Decent Homes project
• Broom cupboard converted into flat for sale in London
• Councils could oppose relax in extension regulations.
• Only 250 homes purchased through the Newbuy Scheme
• The truth about Fracking
• Do you have an insulated home & how important is broadband to you?
• Flood risk homes in Liverpool receive grant from the Environment Agency
• The aftermath of flooding on the Wirral
• Planning permission denied by CW&C Council for three major applications
• The best world wide value for money property and new council tax hike
• Flood warnings issued for the North West
• Countryside living comes with rural premium & private island bargain!
• Private renting in London - the facts
• 35 million pound redevelopment plan for the Wirral
• Liverpool Waters to be re approved by Liverpool Council
• Record breaking amount of power generated from UK wind farms
• Buying a property is cheaper than renting
• Britain's most expensive home!
• What happens next - the Olympic Park
• Suggestions on how Wirral Borough Council could save 100 million pounds
• Add value to your home by extending and converting!
• Japanese Knotweed - the plant that can destroy your house sale
• Yet another plan from the Government hoped to boost the housing industry
• The Old Trafford Master Plan housing project
• Shop flats can be created without planning permission
• Could this be the world's largest offshore wind farm?
• More jobs set for Merseyside
• Are you a Harry Potter fan and have a spare 1 million pounds?
• Summer 2012 the wettest in a century, if you haven't already noticed
• Squatters rights scrapped
• Cornish car parking space will set you back 55,000 pounds
• Housing targets set to be exceeded in Liverpool
• New guidance issued on travellers and protest groups
• Is your landlord stopping you from changing energy supplier?
• Sir Richard Branson fights for the West Coast mainline
• Plans for a designated drinking zone in Liverpool unveiled
• The Wirral's watery future due to rising flood risk
• The Green Belt battle
• Empty property owners could face fines
• Introduce a solicitor to us and receive a brand new Kindle Touch for FREE!
• Do you know what a smart meter is?
• NewBuy Scheme flops & the influence of football on the property market
• Property prices rise 3x faster than wages & National Park house prices soar
• Olympics cause sellers to drop their property prices
• Pali's polished new website revealed!
• Transatlantic teenagers visit Toxteth for regeneration scheme
• North West rents increased by 6.9% compared to national average of 4.3%
• New DoubleTree hotel by Hilton for Liverpool & Lime Street restoration project
• Building society mortgages and in-branch Post Office mortgage specialists
• Pali Teesside win charity Golf Tournament!
• New student accommodation in Liverpool & scrapping of council tax discounts
• Buy a home for 1 pound or a garage for 100,000 pounds!
• Pali's top tips to reduce your energy bills
• 200 million pound revamp for Knowsley homes and other Liverpool developments
• Will you add a Tesco Mortgage to your shopping list?
• What do you think of the Funding for Lending scheme?
• Could you have to pay for repairs to your local church?
• The Government rethink plans to reduce planning rules to help the economy
• Wind farm subsidy cuts and possible exploitation of Greenland
• New offshore wind farms and the effect of onshore wind turbines on house values
• Wirral Waters goes green & Cammell Laird secure another contract
• 40% of the UK's income spent on housing costs, the third highest in Europe
• Possible introduction of controls for the private rented sector
• Top tips on how to be a good tenant
• Could axing Stamp Duty help the property market to recover?
• Funding needed to revamp the oldest brick lighthouse in Europe
• The Wirral receives 14 Green Flag Awards
• 100 million pound Get Britain Building fund for delayed developments
• Regeneration scheme for North Liverpool set to start in August
• Do you know if your home is at risk of flooding?
• 25 million pound Government funding to restore 2,000 empty houses
• England now has an equal amount of private renters as social renters
• Why do London's house prices keep rising?
• Jet stream is to blame for the UK's flooding
• Want to build your own home? You're in luck!
• Battersea Power Station - SOLD!
• Do's and Dont's when carrying out home improvements
• Distressing 400ppm of CO2 recorded in the Arctic
• The future of Fracking on the Wirral
• Former Liverpool Lewis department store refurbishment
• All hosepipe bans now lifted - no surprise there!
• Liverpool Cruise Terminal may lose European grant
• Rain, rain go away, come again... When flood insurance has been secured!
• Plans to build on London's 'super sewer' site revealed
• Latest changes to the planning system
• Renewable energy at an all time high for the UK
• Liverpool City Council approves Baltic Triangle regeneration scheme
• Energy metres to be installed in every home in the UK could breach privacy
• Good Luck Bradshaw Henderson!
• Worlds top 100 creative projects includes the Mersey Gateway
• Green Deal loft insulation scheme approved
• 98 million pound fund to improve Merseysides public transport systems
• Not so affordable housing at the London Olympic Park
• National Church Trust provides cash for Seacombe church repair
• Fancy buying a village in Tuscany? If so, get on eBay and start bidding!
• Development at New Brighton has created over 800 new jobs
• Exciting Core Strategy regeneration scheme unveiled by Manchester City Council
• The Column, Wirrals Cultural Olympaid delayed due to a planning dispute
• Liverpool docklands officially listed on UNESCOs in danger list
• White cliffs of Dover for sale with a 1.2 million pound price tag
• Court battle over Manchester Ship Canal food risk zone
• Stamp out standby and save money - according to new study
• Fracking effects house prices
• An unsurprising Met Office flood warning issued for the North West.
• Burbo Bank windfarm expansion & demolition of the Proudman Oceanic Laboratory
• Largest central London redevelopment & the first Core Strategy scheme approved
• 94% less new homes built on Merseyside compared to last year
• Decisions Decisions... End fossil fuel subsidies or cut wind farm subsidies?
• Letting Agent fined after adding more bedrooms to flats
• UK wind turbine business selected for European Union award.
• Legal agreement will see 1/10 local residents acquire jobs in Liverpool Waters
• Split decision over Liverpools Project Jennifer
• Prepare to wave goodbye to Liverpools World Heritage Site status
• Beach hut bought for more than the UK's average house price
• Contaminated Land - Do you know the facts?
• Chancel Repair Liability Report - Do you know the facts?
• Eco development stopped in its tracks over a 10 metre lane
• Further delays for HS2 compensation scheme
• Frack Off protesters chain themselves to gates in Chesterfield
• Alliance of institutions meet to tackle methane gas emissions when Fracking
• End of Stamp Duty Holiday but beginning of cash injection
• Wirral Unilever site set for multi million pound investment
• Coronation Street 'not historic enough' to be granted listed status
• The route for Wirral electricity cable revealed
• Crucial checklist for landlords returning tenants security deposits
• 1 billion pound investment for Welsh Water
• Ferrry contract worth millions signed by Cammell Laird
• Merseytram must remove CPO from properties in Liverpool
• Three major companies set to lift their hosepipe bans
• West Wales & South England floods make insurance agreement difficult
• EPCs essential before moving homeless into privately rented homes says Shapps
• Two Liverpool homes participate in energy efficient research
• Wirral roofer prosecuted and Wallasey residents fear the risk of floodwater
• Landlords ignore safety warnings & estate agent secretly lets home
• Paperwork delay for Liverpool Waters
• Fruit market reaches zero waste target thanks to Biffa & Farmers get greener!
• Ribbon on Grade I listed building illegal & new guidance from Welsh Government
• Update on the Birkenhead housing project & Wirral Waters light column approved
• Merseyside housing market making a recovery
• Possible tax break for converted garages, outbuildings and extensions
• Onshore wind farm for Wallasey approved
• Bees prefer poorly maintained gardens over perfectly preened ones
• Nationwide deposit protection & Wealth Tax update
• New Laws for Squatters
• Liverpools most historic church set for a controversial revamp
• Liverpool & the Wirral prepare to welcome the Olympic Torch
• Largest UK nuclear plant needs extra 276 million pounds to complete construction
• Ringo Starr & Conan Doyles old homes threatened by demolition
• Merseytravel move its HQ into new waterfront offices
• The last remaining resident of a cliff top home refuses to relocate
• Planning permission granted by Council without applying its own planning policy
• Construction companies fined for crane collapse in Liverpool
• Fracking causes methane to leak into the atmosphere
• Funding available to tackle Englands empty housing
• Smokers are finding it increasingly difficult to rent a property
• River Mersey cruise terminal opens today & Wirral deal signed in Beijing
• Are recycling bins littering the UKs streets?
• Liverpools Edge Lane redevelopment scheme faces further delay
• North versus South, the housing market divide
• Nuclear waste in your back garden?
• The Stamp Duty holiday could return
• Councils must commit to combating climate change
• New insurance for home owners & council criticised over planning process
• New style energy efficient homes
• New Alder Hey Hospital set for Government approval
• First time buyer mortgages and property sales plunge simultaneously
• Higher energy bills for private tenants
• West Kirby residents protest against Wirral Partnership Homes proposals
• Family of London rioter face eviction & would you downsize for 2,000 pounds?
• Landlord fined over filthy flat & DIY funds on offer from the Government
• Wirral International Trade Centre deal as part of Wirral Waters
• Dont fancy living in a container... How about a houseboat?
• A landlord fined and a sub-letting tenant jailed
• Liverpool Metquarter for sale & cruise terminal to open
• Cold properties could be damaging your health!
• The Governments decision on Fracking for the UK
• Mortgage rates set to rise
• No Spring left in the housing market
• What is the Supergrid?
• Has the Newbuy scheme flopped?
• Ellesmere Port Vauxhall plant celebrates secured jobs
• Council refuses to pay compensation to couple
• Shocking figures reveal biodiversity damage isnt compensated for by councils
• The Queen visits Liverpool on her tour of the North West
• Planning permission not needed for electricity cable running through the Wirral
• A London Council licenses a whole ward of rental properties
• Controversial requirement dropped by HSBC panel
• Wave power could be the next big renewable energy source
• EPC rule broken by top agents
• Would you paint your roof white to save the planet?
• The Government tackle beds in sheds problem
• Social housing will no longer be available to those on a higher income
• Hundreds of new jobs coming to Merseyside
• Drought warnings lifted after wettest April on record
• The Ministry of Justice release eviction figures
• Wales opens the first continuous coastal path in the world
• 136 million pounds for a flat or 50,000 pounds for a container?
• The SLC officially recognise the Search Code
• Would you consider building your own home?
• Ferries may run aground due to new green fuel rules
• The chairman of the Environment Agency backs Fracking
• Liverpools rotten rented homes are targeted by Shelter
• The skies are clearing for flood risk properties
• Six major road schemes get the green light
• Confidence is declining according to estate agents
• Joe Anderson is voted the first Mayor of Liverpool
• Would you pay over 500,000 pounds for a garage?!
• Resident legally challenges London Olympic missile site
• Green Deals new plan for eco home upgrades
• Jeremy Clarksons public path privacy clash
• Wind farm projects are propelling at a rapid rate
• Landlords versus Pets - the battle continues
• The Government attempts to clear up confusion over new EPC Regulations
• From a Cheap Chapel to a Pricey Property!
• Voting for Liverpools first elected Mayor started today & other Liverpool news
• Would you like to live with the ghost of the Titanic Captain?
• A 4million pound convention centre on Windermere Shore is given the green light
• What a load of Bull Lettings!
• Three large organisations take legal action against granted planning permission
• Homes evacuated yet one man & his caravan still remain on a cliff edge!
• Rightmove's Firstbuy webpage reaches 1million views
• Ban extended on agent's boards for another decade
• Rent on the rise and house prices peak
• Fraudulent mortgage applications are increasing
• More homes in more towns are affordable for key workers
• Agents versus Portals; more confusion over EPC regulations
• UK properties to be bought by the Government of Singapore Investment Corporation
• Apartments in London burgled by fake property agents
• 20% rise in mortgage lending in February and an 18% rise in first time buyers
• Blackpool earthquakes were caused by Fracking, yet the procedure continues.
• Prepare for the takeover of turbines on Wirral's coast
• 17,000 local jobs guaranteed from Liverpool Waters
• Say bye bye to housing benefit if you're a tenant aged 25 and under
• Pali launches new searches by DevAssist
• The problems with the new EPC that have already been encountered
• Apprentices needed for the Green Deal
• Examination of the site for the Mersey Gateway in progress
• HS2 digs its own grave by revealing plans to dig up ancient graves
• Pali Law revamp revealed!
• Wirral Council reducing speed limits to 20mph
• New road scheme for Sefton given the go ahead
• Are you ready for the new style EPC?
• The Office of Fair Trading makes their decision on the HSBC panel
• Is the HS2 really necessary?
• Changes to the EPC Regulations, made simple
• What does the Article 4 Direction mean for students and landlords?
• Who's the new chairman for the HS2 Project?
• Some simple water saving tips!
• Could solar panels prevent you from selling your property?
• Official Q&A released for the EPC which causes more Q&A
• Its all about trust as the Chancellor makes cuts to the Red Tape
• 53 environmental regulations will be removed to save 1billion pounds
• Multi million pound London homes being snapped up by foreign investors
• Drunken property developer drowns in the Thames
• Extensions to the Squatting Law will cost taxpayer 790million pounds
• Could you be the best young conveyancer in the country?
• Solicitors rush to complete in four days!
• Cornwall villagers concerned over Duchy mining rights
• Familys life savings and dream home lost due to thieving solicitors
• Changes to the EPC / EPB regulations and how this will affect Estate Agents
• Cost cutting plans for the Mersey Gateway Project.
• The countdown of the Stamp Duty Holiday enters the closing stages.
• Families who live in rented accommodation are affected the most by the recession
• Jaguar Land Rover factory to create 1,000 new jobs in Merseyside!
• Council high earners pay themselves through tax avoidance schemes
• Hosepipe ban set for parts of the UK but wont effect the Olympics.
• Is the NewBuy Guarantee scheme just a deception?
• Unused railway lines to be reopened thanks to The Reshaping of British Railways
• New eco style homes set in Cornwall
• Housing complex plans for Hoylake revised
• Helpful Local Council
• Q&A re - personal searches, in this instance; searches produced by Pali
• Millions made by property fraud gang
• The North West 4.7 million pound cycle project has been approved
• The Wirral Waters project site visited by Chinese business leaders
• Compensation demanded by a homeowner with a 'neighbour from Hell'
• 4 million mile per hour solar flare heading towards Earth today!
• Estate Agents advertise property with superb country views but miss a key fact
• Liverpools 25 million pound regeneration scheme for Granby
• Interview with an Estate Agent
• Wrexham Council finishes Europes largest solar scheme on their social housing
• Liverpool Waterfront regeneration scheme given the green light but faces a delay
• Changes to the Energy Performance Certificate due in April 2012
• The Mersey Gateway Project
• Law Society news update on HSBC conveyancing panel: U-turn on appeals process
• The fight continues in Italy over plans for a high-speed rail link
• New housing will be essential to the recovery of the economy
• Were you born after 1979? You could be trapped as a lifelong renter
• EPC needed for Higher Rate FIT
• New images of the Liverpool Waterfront Skyline released from Peel Holdings
• Green Deal makes EPCs more useful to homeowners
• Good news, bad news, good news
• Liverpool City Council to Provide Help For First Time Buyers
• Standards rewarded with Conveyancing Quality Scheme status
• DX Service change costings
• The holiday is nearly over . . .
• HS2 rail line to connect to Liverpool? Is this really what we want?
• FREE High Speed Rail Link (HS2) Phase 1 Distance Checker
• New HS2 Report
• HSBC Now Accept Personal Searches
• Conveyancing Searches Illegal Charges
• Improvements to Conveyancing Searches
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• Times changing for solicitors
• What are environmental searches and why do we need them?
• Half price flood searches!
• Why it is so important to get an environmental search
• Social Media Update
• Recent IPSA meeting
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• Mortgage lenders cut lists of 'approved' solicitors for conveyancing
• SRA has '50 in-depth discussions with potential ABS applicants'
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• Free PV Solar Panels for everyone!
• Searches - If it aint broken, dont fix it
• GroundSure improve their reports even more!
• Why is it important to perform ample Anti-Money Laundering Searches?
• News Update
• Conveyancing prices most likely to be driven down by ABS entrants
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• Attention Solicitors!
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• Proposed Changes to EPC Regulations
• Shared Private Sewers - Change of Responsibility
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• Don't Let a Medieval Law Catch You (or your PI insurers) Out.
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